Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1931, Page 115

GENTLEMEN, I AM GOING TO PARK MY CAR DIRECTLY UNDER MY WINDOW TO NIGHT = AND f YOU Wikt BE THERE ABOUT TEN- O'CLOCK - AFTER MRS. MONKEYHOUSE ABTIRES 1 WILL MAKE 1T WELL WORTH YOUR WHILE TO SHOw ME THE SIGHTS OF OUR CITY AFTER DARK IF YOU WiLlL.. YES, CAENTLEMEN, IN ALL THE TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS OF MY MARRIED LIFE, NEVER J HAVE I GONE OUT IN THE EVENING WITHOUT MY WIFE. . TSK- TSR LOVE'S GO7T THATS wHAT NOTHIN TO MY WORD! 1 CALLS 00 wiTh THar, | | O R g\ NEVER TRUE LOVE, UNCLE WILLIE AT voUR Room |} THOUGHT MR.MONKENYHOUSE ) s \\TTLE GOT A WINDOW WOMAN LOCKS W T e ; HIM IN HIS ROOM, A \ UNCLE WILLIE 4 : MAYEE 1'D BETTER \TS A QUARTER. : : TAKE A PEZEK AND OF TEN- : " SEE IF HES WENT ¢ WE'D BETTER CHARACTERS (g \ ep. SNEAK INTO Ma. ' : . 2 STAND WHERE . vou ARE! GO BY FOR. ’ MR. MONKEYHOUSE WHATS T OIDN"T SHOOT YOU. 1 wiLLiam. rLL HAVE e THE LAW ON it YOU FOR THIS, MONKEYHOUSE! OH I'M SO SORRY, OK THIS 1S DEPLORABLE — ’ > 1 HOPE HIS . MOST DEPLORASLE ! PERHAPS A CHECK For $1,00022 wiLL SOOTHE WS FEELINGS - K\TTY, DIDN'T 3 TELL YOU TO PLT FRESH WATER ON THOSE FLOwWERS ON THE PIANO ? YOoU WANTA ¢ GIWVE UNCLE WILLIE A CHECK YOU'LL HAFTA wWAT, MR MONKEYHOLSE. HE'S IN BED AND CAN'T SEE NoeoDY’/ CONDITION \SN'T SERIOUS, KAYO. MAMIES MENDIN' HIS PANTS.